Salt Lake Telegram | 1942-02-19 | Page 22 | Clues Found on Identify of Davis Traffic Vicitim

Clu Clues Found on Identity of Davis Traffic Victim 1 I FARM FARMINGTON New FARMINGTON-New New New information Information information tion had been r received Thursday by Davis County bounty Sheriff Joseph Holbrook concerning identity of one of three men killed Monday in ina ina ina a truck-automobile truck crash here but complete identity remained cloud cloud- ed The victim first identified as asDale asDale asDale Dale Bellamy Pueblo Colo brother broth broth- er of Jerry G. G B Bellamy Pueblo also a victim recently worked for forthe forthe forthe the Colorado Fuel Iron Works and his given name was va Dale the sheriff was informed by telephone Thursday Telephonic details came from Jerry G G. Bell Bellamy's mys mother who said she did not know Dales Dale's last name but that her son and she had lived in Pueblo until recently and that Jerry and Dale had left for Salt Lake City to get work Sheriff Holbrook was attempting attempt attempt- ing to contact the iron works and had also airmailed the fingerprints of the victim to the federal bureau of investigation for possible iden iden- The body is at the Sunset Sunset Sunset Sun Sun- set mortuary Clearfield Th The body of Jerry G. G Bellamy whose mother Is now in Tulsa Okla has been sent there for bur bur- ial Funeral services for the third vict victim m of the crash Vivien Atkin McAllister 31 West Jordan willbe will willbe willbe be conducted at 1 p. p m m. Friday in the West Jordan L D S Sward ward I chapel Interment will be in the West Jordan cemetery Friends may call Thursday evening at 36 East Seventh South street Salt Lake City and Friday from 10 a. a m m. until time of services at the A. A L. L McAllister home 1 1